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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who owns the Kettle Falls Hotel?

  Constructed by timber cruiser Ed Rose and reputedly financed by Madame Nellie Bly, the Kettle Falls Hotel has accommodated and entertained travelers since 1913. Robert Williams bought the hotel in 1918 for $1,000 and four barrels of whiskey.

• Where are the rooms at the Falls Hotel & Inn?

  Located in our newly renovated 7 story tower, these rooms are extra-large, and are accessible by elevator inside the hotel. Choose from standard rooms, Jacuzzi suites, or suites with a refrigerator and microwave. All rooms at the Falls Hotel & Inn come with free wifi and access to the pool, hot-tub and sauna.

• What is LoRa® technology?

  LoRa® usually operates within license-free sub-gigahertz radio bands, this enables anyone the freedom to build a LoRaWAN® network. LoRa® technology enables very long-transmissions while using exceptionally low power consumption.

• What is Lora and how does it work?

  That’s because LoRa can refer to more than one thing: Technically, it is a radio modulation scheme—a way of manipulating a radio wave to encode information using a chirped, multi-symbol format. LoRa also refers to the systems that support the modulation, including LoRa chips and gateways.

• Who is Lora DiCarlo?

  The company behind the truck, Lora DiCarlo, had come to town for CES, the Consumer Technology Association’s annual showcase. This was the same event from which it had been disinvited just the year before, when its female-pleasure-focused products were labeled “obscene.”